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Vision Statement To lead and grow hockey in Queensland. Mission Statement To promote, preserve, foster and encourage the growth and enjoyment of the sport of Hockey for Players, Officials and Spectators.

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CONTENTS The Board and HQ Staff............................................ 5

Blades Report ..................................................... 28

2015 Officials........................................................ 6

Scorchers Report.................................................. 29

President’s Report.................................................. 7

State Teams and Placings........................................ 31

CEO’s Report......................................................... 8

National Selections............................................... 33

Remote and Indigenous Hockey Program.................... 13

International Appointments..................................... 37

2015 Hockey Qld ‘Association Highlights’................... 15

2014 Hockey Qld Awards........................................ 40

2015 Records...................................................... 22

Financials........................................................... 41

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THE BOARD AND HQ STAFF Patron His Excellency the Governor of Queensland Paul de Jersey AC

Staff Administration Louisa Begley, Chief Executive Officer Daniel Egan, Operations Manager Barry Vohland, Regional Program Manager Caitlin Sippel, Program Officer, State Championships & Events Sonya Taylor, Program Officer, State Teams & Events Selva Thambiaiyah, Assistant Accountant Tracey Harbourne, Member Support and Administration Officer Carl Dalton, Talent Development Manager

President Dr Karin Walduck Vice President Mr Simon James Board of Directors Dr Karin Walduck Mr Simon James Dr Annabelle Willox Mr Philip Hack QC Mr Darren Cavanagh Ms Patricia Hansen Ms Victoria Carthew (casual) Mr Steven Stewart (casual)

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Term Starts November 2013 November 2012 November 2013 November 2013 November 2013 November 2014 December 2014 June 2015

Term Ends March 2016 Resigned Nov 2015 Resigned May 2015 Resigned Nov 2015 March 2016 November 2016 March 2016 March 2016

Remote & Indigenous Program Sonia Boyd, Community Remote & Indigenous Program Manager Lewis Dexter, Regional Development Manager (RIHP) State Hockey Centre Greg Gunner, Facility Supervisor Philippa Watson, Canteen and Functions Co-Ordinator Shane Bocking, Duty Supervisor (Casual) James Roberts, Duty Supervisor (Casual)

OFFICIALS AND HQ ASSOCIATIONS Directors' Committee The President, Vice President, and CEO are ex-officio to all Directors’ Committees. BOARD SUB-COMMITTEES Finance and Risk Management Howson Gush (Chair), Simon James, Paul Mantell, CEO, Assistant Accountant Integrity Committee Philip Hack (Chair), Tim Fuller, Kate West, CEO Judiciary Panel John Giles, LInda Hunter, Joseph Rudolph Affiliated Associations and Kindred Organisations Affiliated Associations Atherton, Brisbane Women, Brisbane Men, Bundaberg, Cairns, Gladstone, Gold Coast, Gympie, Hervey Bay, Ipswich, Mackay, Maryborough, Mount Isa, Redlands, Rockhampton, Sunshine Coast, Toowoomba, Townsville, Tweed Border, Warwick Minor Associations Moranbah Kindred Associations Qld Primary Schools, Qld Secondary Schools, Rockhampton Indoor Officiating Committees High Performance Advisory Group Greg Richards (Chair), Louisa Begley, Carl Dalton, Matthew Wells, Des King, Barry Vohland, Annabelle Willox

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Technical Operating Committee Joanne Greensill (Chair), Bernadette Gotting, Linda Hunter, Cheryl Kann, Vicki Warren, Sonya Fisher, Michael Wiemers, Ronda Nix OAM, Joseph Rudolph, Lyn Thomas Umpiring Lyn Hill (Chair), Julie Ashton-Lucy, Steve Rogers, Ben de Young Indoor Advisory Group Lyn Hill (Chair), Lisa Morgan, Paul Tucker, Graham Taylor, Marc Pike, Barry Vohland Women’s Masters Committee Linda Hunter (Chair), Karin Walduck, Patricia Hansen, Megan Ward, Di Barrie, Sue Reid, Myra Reilly Men’s Masters Committee Gil Voysey (Chair) Auditor PKF Lawler Solicitors Bradley Rees Hogan - BRH Lawyers McInnes Wilson Lawyers

PRESIDENT’S REPORT What a wonderful way to reflect on twenty years of Hockey Qld as I write my last annual report as President. I have seen the organisation grow and grow since I joined the Hockey Qld Board in 1996 and it gives me no small measure of satisfaction to see not only the progress made, but the achievements of our players, officials and associations, as well as the friendships developed and grown. There is no doubt that Hockey Qld has maintained its ranking as one of the premier hockey states. It has succeeded in this because of the strong people talent we have throughout the state. Each local association has been able to customise its hockey offering according to local and available resources – players, officials, administrators, volunteers, parents, supporters and facilities. We rely on this infrastructure to produce our successes, and we need to ensure that new initiatives introduced at local, state and national level can be adapted to suit local conditions. We know that one size just will not fit all. The challenge for us all is managing the work required with a mix of local volunteers and paid labour – not always easy, especially when the costs have to be passed on to the players. Of course, with such a large state, communication is always a challenge – and has been seen to be so ever since I joined the Hockey Qld Board. CEO Louisa Begley and her staff have increased the number of visits to associations to ensure better sharing of ideas and activities. Greater use of media such as FaceBook is being made, and the CEO sends out , via email, a monthly update of activities, as well as a Board report after each Board meeting. Twice yearly Member Forums are also held – their benefit would be enhanced if discussion papers were able to be circulated by associations and/or Hockey Qld beforehand, to enable local discussion and time to address any further questions. Issues with player and spectator behaviour have increased over the time I have been on the Board and I do not know whether it is because we as a society do not respect authority or because there are more ill-disciplined people in the world. I will leave that with you all to consider.

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In November last year we celebrated twenty years of Hockey Qld together with induction of athletes into our Hockey Qld Hall of Fame. It was an opportunity to acknowledge how the sustained success of Hockey Qld over the twenty years is a testament to the many passionate and committed Queenslanders that form our broader hockey community. Consider the hosting of the 1999 Champions Trophy and the 1999 Golden Oldies Hockey Festival, which were major achievements, and when we see the many other International series, National and State Championships that are held throughout the State every year we can be justly proud. I would sincerely like to thank each and every one of you, but particularly past Presidents Jim Quaite and Ken McElligott and former CEO Garry West-Bail who helped to get us to where we are today. Elsewhere in this report you will be able to find the details of player achievements, team successes, accreditations, awards and accomplishments – please continue and keep up the good work. I would like to close by thanking all the members of the Hockey Qld Board, together with Louisa Begley and her staff at Hockey Qld, with all of whom I have had a great working relationship. And last of all, to the greater hockey community, thank you for your efforts and support and friendship.

Dr Karin Walduck President Hockey Queensland

CEO’S REPORT At the AGM in November 2014, the members voted to change Hockey Queensland’s financial year and as a result this annual report covers the period from October 2014 to 31 December 2015. On reflection, so much has happened during this time it was difficult to identify the most significant successes, challenges and triumphs facing our sport in Queensland. Our focus again this year was on increasing participation numbers and sustaining our programs. The success of the “Get into Hockey” marketing campaign was evident in the increased number of activities that occurred around the state and the additional interest from local media and marketing agencies. The marketing campaign is implemented with a two-prong approach – a state-wide brand awareness campaign which promoted hockey and a customised local campaign which coordinated local recruitment activities and promoted the regional association and club environment.

More specific information on these initiatives is provided in the Game Development section of this report but here is a snapshot of some of the outcomes in 2015:  4% increase in player registrations  2108 Hookin2Hockey participants (66% of target) and 2523 Under 9 players (91% of target)  2463 16-20 year old players (95% of target)  415 coach and official accreditations (86% of target)  Delivering hockey programs into more than 50 remote and indigenous communities in North Queensland and expanding the program to communities in south west and central Queensland Hockey Queensland would like to acknowledge the support of the Queensland Government, the Australian Government, Hockey Australia and our sponsors, which has enabled Hockey Queensland to continue to provide these participation initiatives.

The results this year were significant. 13% of players registering with Hockey Queensland were new to hockey. Overall, Hockey Queensland’s participation numbers grew by 4% which is positive in a climate where organised sport is facing a decline and there is a greater shift to more recreational and social activities. In addition to the marketing campaign, Hockey Queensland administered a number of activities aimed to increase participation. These included grant funding to members associations to support grassroots participation initiatives; coach, umpire and technical official accreditation courses and mentoring, system development to link into the Sporting Schools program and program expansion of inclusive, remote and indigenous hockey programs.

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Throughout the year, I again visited a number of member associations. My travels included: Mt Isa, Rockhampton, Gladstone, Cairns, Bundaberg, Sunshine Coast, Gympie, Ipswich, Hervey Bay, Gold Coast, Warwick and Tweed Border Hockey Associations. Thank you all for welcoming me and inviting me to share in some of your local events. I also appreciate the many candid conversations about the issues, challenges and opportunities you face administering the sport. I hope we can continue to work together to address these issues and continue to support each other in our journey to grow hockey. In this year’s annual report, we have included a section which highlights the activities and successes of our member associations. Reading through this section, there is a sense of pride and amazement at the extent of activity associations undertake not only in administering their regional programs and competitions but also managing their facilities. It is evident the growth of our sport in Queensland

will be challenged by the accessibility to quality facilities and it is encouraging to report the considerable investment that has been made into upgrading facilities this past year. I again thank all those volunteers and staff who work in our Associations and clubs for the wonderful and often thankless job you do to keep the sport alive and growing in our communities. It is often difficult to find an opportunity to celebrate all the great things that contribute to the success of the sport each year, so in 2015, Hockey Queensland created a “celebration of hockey in Queensland” around its major event – the Super League competition. Significantly this event was held during the Queensland week celebrations and the program included: • A Volunteer Thank You Function - to honour and acknowledge all our wonderful umpires and technical officials who give their time to ensure our state championships and trials are convened at a high standard • Queensland Members Forum – an opportunity for all member associations to share ideas and discuss issues • Annual Awards Ceremony – to honour our successful players, coaches and officials • VIP Function – to honour our past players and acknowledge the support of our sponsors and key stakeholders I would like to acknowledge the support of Hon Bill Byrne (Minister for Sport), Di Farmer (Local State MP), Terri Butler (Local Federal MP), Rob Kirkwood from Polytan (major sponsor of Super League) and all the current and past players who attended the celebration and whose support continues to ensure hockey’s success in Queensland. As we move into 2016 and the final year of our current strategic plan, it is worthwhile reflecting on the changes and progress we have made in each of our four key program areas: Growing our Sport (Game Development), Building our Talent (High Performance), Strengthening our Network (Member Development) and Sustaining our Future (Organisational Development). Overall, Hockey Queensland is tracking well to deliver its three-year outcomes under this strategic plan. These achievements would not have been possible without the combined effort of a large number of people. Throughout the year, a number of changes were made to the operating structure of Hockey Queensland. These changes included Hockey Queensland Annual Report 2015 Page 9

implementing a High Performance Advisory Group at the operational level and new Board sub-committee (the Integrity Committee) to oversee Member Protection Policies, player welfare, judiciary processes and codes of conduct. It also included a review of the operating roles of the Technical Operating Committee, Umpire Committee, Indoor Committee and Women’s Masters Committee. Thank you to the Chairs and members of these committees – your time, advice and support to the operations of Hockey Queensland is very much valued and contribution to the success of Hockey Queensland’s programs is significant. Hockey Queensland also celebrated its 20th anniversary this year, marking the amalgamation of Queensland Men’s and Women’s Hockey Associations. There are many people who were involved in the amalgamation process and the shaping of Hockey Queensland in that time and to acknowledge all those who contributed, Hockey Queensland is printing a commemorative book which will be distributed in April, 2016. I would like to acknowledge Cam Vale and his staff at Hockey Australia for their support and leadership and to the broader national hockey network for their ongoing commitment to achieving a whole-of-sport environment. To the Board, thank you for your support, time and commitment to address the challenges and opportunities Hockey Queensland faced this year. In particular, I would like to acknowledge Karin Walduck for her tireless energy, commitment and passion she has given in her role as President and although you step down from this role, we hope you continue to be a presence in our hockey community. Finally, I would like to thank all the staff who have made such a great contribution to the achievements of Hockey Queensland this year. Whilst we continue to face many challenges, we have also “drag-flicked” many goals and I look forward to continuing on this journey with you all.

Louisa Begley CEO Hockey Queensland

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Growing our Sport Game Development was again a key focus area for Hockey Queensland this year. Through support from the Queensland State Government Sport and Recreation Department, Hockey Queensland continued to provide “participation funding” grants to all member associations to support participation initiatives within their regions. In the last financial year, Hockey Queensland provided $157,000 in grants to associations which resulted in the following successful outcomes:  385 School Visits and school activities which involved 36,050 participants  500 Come and Try clinics conducted around the state  2,380 participants in Hookin2Hockey programs run in 19 locations across the state  22 Inclusive hockey programs conducted around the state  An additional 361 participants accredited as coaches, umpires or technical officials Under the direction of Daniel Egan, Hockey Queensland also implemented a number of additional programs and initiatives to support the growth and retention of players in our network. These programs included: • Implementing a school-based hockey program • Expanding our Remote and Indigenous Hockey Programs to include south west and central Queensland • Partnering with Lifestream to support and develop inclusive hockey programs • Developing a system to support sporting schools initiative

Building our Talent Hockey Queensland continues to maintain its presence and successful contribution to the national high performance landscape. Not only are we successful in maintaining 25% Queensland representation on our National teams but Hockey Queensland also contributes significantly to the number of officials appointed to national and international tournaments.

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The highlights in 2015 included Gold Medal performances by our AHL Men’s (Blades) and AHL Women’s (Scorchers) teams, our U18 Women’s team and our U15 Women’s team. Hockey Queensland’s Indoor Hockey program began to reap rewards with a very successful national indoor hockey campaign with Gold Medal performance from our Women’s Open Indoor Team, two Silver medals from our U21 Men’s and U18 Women’s teams and a Bronze for our U15 Men’s team. In total 50% of our teams ended with a medal and all but one team finished in the top 4. Hockey Queensland continues to face the challenge of ensuring our talent pathway programs are implemented according to the Talent Pathway Framework and all our regions have access to support to develop their players, coaches and officials. The major activities undertaken in 2015 to support the talent pathway plan includes: • The appointment of Barry Vohland as Regional Program Manager to support the regional network of coaching directors and development officers • Reviewing our U13 and U15 state championships and piloting education and coaching programs for players, parents and coaches within these championships • Implementing the Under 17 development camp which included teams from South Australia, ACT and Victoria • The provision of Professional Development for Regional Coaching Directors and state coaches which included participation in trials and mentoring, sessions on inclusive hockey programs and access to Advanced Coaching course

Strengthening our Network Hockey Queensland acknowledges the contribution our club and association network continues to provide the growth and development of our sport. Governance continues to be one of the major areas of concern across the network and given the transient nature of clubs and associations’ executive members it is difficult to make the necessary changes and implement new processes and systems during the season.

During 2015, Hockey Queensland supported associations through the following initiatives: • Provide support and resourcing to improve governance practices tailored to specific Association’s needs • Strengthened communication between Hockey Queensland and member associations through teleconferences, monthly updates and face-to-face meetings • Staff visits to Associations to work through specific issues • Member Forum topics included governance review, judiciary processes, database training and access to external organisations to support constitutional reviews and strategic planning Congratulations to Maryborough Hockey Association on being awarded “Association of the Year” for your outstanding role as host of the Women’s Masters State Championship and 30 year celebrations and new initiatives to increase participation.

Sustaining our Future The focus this period has been on developing a state-wide strategic facility plan, reviewing Hockey Queensland’s financial model (including the management of Colmslie Recreational Reserve), internal organisational re-structure and continuing to work with GOLDOC on securing the best legacy outcomes for the 2018 Commonwealth Games. Compared to other states, Queensland has considerably less numbers of synthetic pitches. Internationally, hockey is played on synthetic surfaces and whilst grass fields remain the ideal surface to introduce hockey, the development of skills for many players requires the transition from grass to a synthetic surface. The challenge facing the sport is ensuring greater accessibility to synthetic surfaces whilst maintaining an affordable cost for players. The state-wide strategic facilities plan is the first stage in the process to determine the priorities for new and upgraded facilities. The second stage will be to develop a maintenance plan for existing facilities and the third stage will develop potential business models for sustaining facilities in the future. In summary the major achievements for this program area are: • Identifying the future leasing structure of the Colmslie Recreational Reserve • Developed a draft state-wide facilities plan • Implemented strong financial processes and policies with strategic financial reporting frameworks • Formalisation of a new entity to manage the Commonwealth Games hockey venues Hockey Queensland again met all its desired targets for sponsorship and marketing. This could not have been achieved without the continued support and expertise of the team from Major League Marketing. Thank you Jason, Christie, Kath and all the staff who assist us to identify and maintain our relationships with our sponsors, create and grow our “Get into Hockey” campaign and ensure all our supporters are tuned in to hockey via our social media channels.

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REMOTE AND INDIGENOUS HOCKEY PROGRAM 2015 has been a big year for Hockey Queensland’s Remote and Indigenous Hockey Program (RIHP) with the expansion of the program into new exciting regions and the inception of a new generation of young RIHP team members. The fundamental purpose of the RIHP program is to develop and deliver hockey programs that lead and grow participation, pathways and positive social changes in remote and Indigenous communities of Queensland. In 2015 the program was delivered to a total of 7819 participants with an encouraging 4188 of these participants being women and girls and a positive 3358 identifying as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander. The program now covers the largest geographical area in its history with delivery spanning as far north as Bamaga (Cape York), as far west as Charleville, together with many remote communities in between including the Indigenous community of Cherbourg situated in Central Queensland.

We are equally excited to announce that Kazzia Lammon has come on as the new RIHP program Ambassador. Within this position Kazzia will act as a mentor and role model specifically to young women and girls who will participate in RIHP. Growing up in Ayr, North Queensland, Kazzia used to travel 90 km each weekend to play hockey, the sport she loves. A current member of the QAS program Kazzia has represented the Australian A (Australian Development) and toured China and Japan. In her excitement Kazzia had this to say, “I love that I am given the opportunity to be able to share my story with young Indigenous kids and perhaps act as a role model in their lives, influencing them to make the right decisions and choices so that they can succeed.” Both appointments are a testament to the RIHP program and encouraging signs for the sustainable future of the program. Hockey Queensland would like to thank all of our partners, local community members and stakeholders, and we would also like to take this opportunity to acknowledge the generous support of the Queensland Government and Federal Government. Daniel Egan Operations Manager

The future of the program is looking strong with the exciting appointment of 2 new members to the team in Lewis Dexter and Kazzia Lammon. Based in Bundaberg, Lewis was introduced to hockey through school and progressed through club hockey to represent the Queensland Blaze. Lewis completed a RIHP traineeship with Hockey Queensland and as a result was promoted to the role of RIHP Development Officer. In Describing the program Lewis had this to say, “The program provides participants with a similar pathway that I was given to participate in hockey, which they may not have had otherwise. My traineeship role left me with increased confidence, better time-management skills and an understanding of how to coordinate programs.” Hockey Queensland Annual Report 2015 Page 13

Lewis Dexter Regional Development Manager (RIHP)

Kazzia Lammon RIHP Program Ambassador

HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES and TEAMS OF THE DECADE 2005 TO 2015 Hall of Fame Inductees Wendy Beattie

Tammy Cole

Julie Carrol

Suzie Faulkner

Cindy Morgan

Nikki Hudson OAM

Angie Lambert OAM

Karen Robertson

Lee Bodimeade

Michael Brennan OAM

Dean Butler OAM

Ashley Carey

Nathan Eglington OAM

Jack Ellis

Stephen Lambert

Graham Reid

Teams of the Decade - 2005 to 2015 Female

Male

Madonna Blyth

Jamie Dwyer

Teneal Attard

Rob Hammond

Jodie Kenny (Schulz)

Liam De Young

Hope Munro (Brown)

Mark Knowles

Amy Korner

Kiel Brown

Nikki Hudson (Mott)

Jason Wilson

Suzie Faulkner

Matt Gohdes

Emma Stewart (Meyer)

Stephen Lambert

Karen Smith

Dean Butler

Angie Lambert (Skirving)

Troy Elder

Wendy Beattie (Alcorn)

Nathan Eglington

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ASSOCIATION HIGHLIGHTS GYMPIE HOCKEY ASSOCIATION Some of the major achievements/successes of the Gympie & District Hockey Association throughout 2015 would include winning the QLD U13 Boys Division 2 Title and the QLD Indoor Under 15 Women’s Division 2 Title. The Under 13 boys side dominated the round robin format and had clinched the title before taking the field in their last game. Another highlight would be the selection of 22 of our players, 7 for the very first time, in State Squads throughout the year and 3 of these players then going on to be selected in Australian Squads. We are very proud of this achievement as we are one of the smaller hockey regions within the state. The hosting of the 2015 QLD Over 35 Masters Men’s Titles was a huge success for our town with everyone loving our facilities and enjoying the hospitality throughout the 3 day event. We are very much looking forward to hosting the 2016 QLD Under 15 Women’s Titles in September this year.

• Working to develop Downey Park as a major hockey venue with at least one turf field, underground watering for grass fields and modern off-field facilities. Hervey Bay Hockey Association Inc. After years of planning, multiple funding applications and a variety of concentrated fundraising events, the Hervey Bay Hockey Association’s world class water base synthetic turf was officially opened Saturday 13th June 2015 by the Federal Member for Hinkler ‘The Honourable’ Mr Keith Pitt, (Federal Funding), Councillor George Seymore representing the QLD Sports Minister (State funding under the Get Playing program) and the Mayor Fraser Coast Regional Council Gerard O’Connell.

BRISBANE WOMEN’S HOCKEY ASSOCIATION • Registered over 3,300 players to take part in winter and summer fixtures and competitions – including mixed girls and boys U10s, juniors, seniors and masters, at four turf venues and two grass venues. • Sent 20 teams to compete at all State Championships - Super League, Opens, U18, U15, U13 and Masters, as well as 4 teams competing in the U11 Southern Cross at Downey Park. • Provided Coach, Umpire & Player development opportunities at all levels for our members: Goal Keepers, Masters, Seniors, Juniors, Turf, Grass. • Continued to work with Brisbane Hockey Association (BHA) and Kedron Wavell Services Hockey Club (KWSHC) to successfully administer the Brisbane Hockey Management Group (BHMG), which manages the Burringbar turf facility. • Promoted and enhanced Hockey Zone, the joint BWHA/BHA – Hockey Brisbane initiative, with the filming and streaming of hockey games, and including coaching and umpiring techniques and skills in the weekly TV and online program. Hockey Queensland Annual Report 2015 Page 15

On Friday 20th and Saturday 21st March 2015 the Hervey Bay Hockey Association commenced their first local hockey season on the new turf.

The HBHA first championships was the hosting of the QLD Secondary Schools U/19 Women’s Hockey championships in May 2015. In June the HBHA was host to the Wide Bay Zone U/11, U/13 & U/18 Men & Women’s event.

development of players and members through programs including; Hookin2Hockey, minkey /modified players competition, The Edge and Little Edge - holiday development clinics, off season training and skills /development programs, umpire mentoring, tech officials courses and mentoring, the Hockey Academy, Qld Schools Cup, the Darling Downs Secondary Schools Cup, the primary schools Gala Day, schools program and Sporting Schools Program. Toowoomba Hockey was privileged to host the Southern Cross League in March and the Qld Open Men’s Championship in April. These events provided our players and members with opportunity to experience and watch competition at its best. Toowoomba Hockey Association finished the season on a high when we acknowledged and celebrated the great achievements as well as the commitment and successes of our players and clubs throughout the year at the End of Season Dinner.

The HBHA hosted a pre-nationals trial matches between the over 35’s and over 40’s in 2015 with members of the team spending time with the juniors.

Ipswich Hockey ASSOCIATION

Toowoomba Hockey Association

A $300,000 lighting upgrade to our two artificial fields was revealed at our annual Open Day in February, with an official commissioning of the lights at the start of the 2015 season.

Toowoomba Hockey Association (THA) has continued to focus on development programs, aimed at players, coaches, umpires and technical officials yielding results at all levels in all areas of the association. The increased competiveness of our representative teams has led to more Toowoomba players participating at the state level. The continued improvement of depth and strength in our local competition is due to the continued support of our clubs and our very strong volunteer base, including our coaches, managers and umpires. The 2015 representative season has seen the hard work of previous years come to fruition. Our representative players have accepted the challenges and this is reflected in results across the board with 4 State divisional wins the U13 girl’s team A, U13 Girls B, The Open Men’s team (Eagles), and the Open Women (CHILL), and nine teams making the top four in there respective age groups. Representation of Toowoomba players at a state and national level saw over 68 players selected, TID to represent Queensland across all age groups this year, and 18 players across men and women were selected to represent Queensland at State Masters Championships. Toowoomba Hockey has organised and contributed to the

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May saw Ipswich host the Men’s Masters Championships. There was some very competitive hockey on the fields and plenty of catching up on the side lines. Our wonderful Ipswich Hockey volunteers, alongside the Men’s Masters tournament committee, ensured that a great time was had by all the competitors, their families and friends. We also bid a fond farewell to Neil Shearer and his family as he moved on to a more family friendly working life and Sam Spry was appointed as our new RCD. Sam and her family had moved to the Ipswich area from the Northern Territory and thankfully survived their first cold Ipswich winter. June and July saw a busy time with the hosting of the Qld Primary School Championships, our annual Hook in2 Hockey Theme day, which was a brilliant Pirates and Princesses Day, and we also had a Blue weekend to fundraise for the Prostate Foundation of Australia and Beyond Blue. We raised over $2700 which was donated to help these wonderful organisations.

Our junior season started with a “Bring a Friend” to training experiment, which worked well and we will be rolling it out again in 2016. We had 200 Hook in2 Hockey players enjoy our program and our junior girls teams increased in numbers. Our junior boys teams numbers were also slightly up on previous years. Our end of season carnival, which is free of charge to all our junior players, was a fun filled day of goodies and rides, and to finish the season with huge smiles from all the junior players is a great reward to all the hardworking club and association volunteers. As the end of the season came ever closer, we finally got our landscaping organised and terraced the area in front of our main field which provides extra seating options and was a sea of colour and umbrellas on grand final day. Ipswich Hockey was proud to have the Hockey Qld Volunteer of the year in Jan Walker. Jan has worked tirelessly to have indoor hockey up and running in an actual indoor environment. Margret Mantell & Steve Rogers also received awards at the City of Ipswich Sports Awards. Margret was the Volunteer of the Year and Steve the Official of the Year. With Ipswich being known as a rugby league town & the wonderful success of the Ipswich Jets in 2015, it was a pleasure to see Hockey triumphant in these categories.

GLADSTONE & DISTRICT HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HIGHLIGHTS FOR 2015 LIGHTENING 9S CARNIVAL The 9-a-side tournament was held early March, 2015, being new and exciting bringing something different to the hockey calendar. Team nominations were reasonably good for this weekend, with teams coming from Gladstone, Rockhampton and Maryborough. Mackay and Bundaberg clubs were invited though due to Mackay season starting on the same weekend, and Bundaberg clubs having other commitments they weren’t able to attend. The tournament was a huge success and will be held again in 2016. TEAMS AT STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS Gladstone U18 Women won Division 2 State Championship in 2015. Open Women came second in Division 1. All Gladstone representative teams are in Division 1 or 2 which is a great achievement. SUCCESSFUL PLAYERS IN STATE NATIONAL TEAMS The following achievements were made from Gladstone Players:

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U18 Women Lauren Millican, Rhiannon Baxter, Lindsay Mathison, Morgan Mathison, Elne Buzedenhout, Amy Fletcher. U21 Women Rhiannon Baxter, Lindsay Mathison, Morgan Mathison, Elne Buzendenhout U13 Boys Hayden Pease, Dylan Rose, Ryley Stevens, Charli-Rose Adams U13 Girls Abbey Lowrey U15 Girls Morgan Mathison U15 Boys Ronan McGuire, Will Mathison U15 Girls Abbey Lowry, Ainsley Graham Qld & Australian Country Joshua Baxter GRANTS APPLICATION Gladstone Hockey were successful in achieving a grant from QGC Communities Fund which was used to purchase a replacement mower. SEASON OF EXTENDED LEAGUE Extended League is played between Rockhampton Teams and Gladstone Teams. Each take it in turns in travelling to one centre each week which makes a more attractive competition for the Division 1/A Grade players. The Grand Final in 2016 was played – for Women between Rockhamption Team – Wanderers and Gladstone Team – Meteors with Wanderers taking the title and for men Rockhampton Teams Wanderers and Rocky Souths with Wanderers taking the title as well. EMPLOYMENT OF RDO Gladstone & District Hockey have been successful in employing Regional Development Officer which has proven to be very successful. We have had an increase in our Rookey players, been able to achieve a number of members accredited for Level 1 Coaching, providing training for our State selected players.

JUNIOR DRESS UP NIGHT We held a Rookey Fun Night early in May (Friday the 8th). This was a great event which involved all Rookey-registered players, as well as new players from promotion through schools, as well as encouraging currently registered players to bring friends along as well. It was used as a come-and-try day as well as a celebration of our Rookey players. We roughly 100 kids attend, including approximately 25 new children which is fantastic. The focus wasn’t solely on hockey, but included fun games and competitions, a raffle, sausage sizzle, jumping castle and a movie themed dress up. Feedback was excellent from parents and coaches in particular, as well as the kids clearly having a wonderful time! We had plenty of helpers; a lot of juniors helping organize the activities and parents/coaches assisting with the BBQ and tickets and general oragnisation. Parents made it into a picnic type evening which was great to see. Many stayed on afterwards to watch senior games. I will certainly be looking to run another fun night this season! Though it took a fair bit of planning and effort it was well worth it!

Brisbane. Caleb Christensen was chosen as the Player of the Under 15Boys Indoor Hockey Challenge in Maryborough.(An interesting Note to be addresses was Hire of CQUni Hall for 13/Under Boys & Girls Challenge for the 2days was $3,400’s, this is a large outlay for our small Association, & will need to be reviewed as to whether we can Host further Indoor Hockey Challenges.)Our association received some great compliments and appreciative Remarks on the 13/Under Boys & Girls Challenge. The weekly Fixtures have been a success since Games have been played at the CQUni Sports Hall, with Teams in 12under Mixed played for 7weeks, 16/Under Mixed played to Finals in February, with 4Teams competing: A3Women 4Teams: 3 Teams A3Men: 5 Teams A2Men & 3 Teams A1Men (With a Development Team of Under 15boys playing in the A1men’s Competition to make the 4th. Team.) We did play the first round of Fixtures at the RHA Turf, (The CQ Uni Hall was not available due to Exams), but Players prefer playing Indoor Hockey on the Wooden floor at the CQUni Hall & it is Air Conditioned. We had some Umpires receive accreditation at the 13/Under Boys & Girls Indoor Hockey Challenge & our Congratulations to all Players, Umpires, Coaches, & Managers who have attended Indoor Hockey Challenges and the Australian Indoor Hockey Championships. We are grateful for a Small band of volunteers, who give graciously of their time to organize events, weekly Fixtures & Sausage Sizzles Indoor Hockey Finals will be played at the CQUni Sports hall on Saturday, 13th. February, with games commencing at 12 Midday—Finals will be played in all Grades. MOUNT ISA

ROCKHAMPTON INDOOR The Rockhampton Indoor Hockey Assoc. Inc. has had a successful Indoor Hockey Season with 34 Rockhampton Indoor Hockey Player being selected as Players and Shadow Players in Queensland Indoor Hockey Teams to attend Australian Indoor Hockey Championships in Woolongong--Our congratulations to all these Players The Under13 Boys & Girls Indoor Hockey Challenge was Hosted by Rockhampton at the CQUni Sports Hall, with Rockhampton Girls winning their Final The Rockhampton (Rowlande Williams (Rockhampton) was named Players of the Grand Final): Under 18 Men were successful in winning their Challenge at Kedron in

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History was made at the Mount Isa hockey fields wi the official opening of the MIHA Lighting Project. The promect is the result of years of fundraising and will support and sustain the growth in player numbers.

REDLANDS HOCKEY ASSOCIATION

Hockey Queensland Women’s Masters Report 2015

Redlands Hockey Association hosted its first State Championships - U13 Girls. Despite the rain forcing the event to be moved to the State Hockey Centre, the event was extremely successful.

Committee: Linda Hunter (Chair), Di Barrie, Patricia Hansen, Sue Reid, Myra Reilly, Karin Walduck, Megan Ward Hockey Queensland Women's Masters Association Awards 2015: Brisbane Rhonda Bentley Brisbane Di Young Bundaberg Nola Zahn Gladstone Robyn Black Ipswich Janette Howells Mackay Bev Dunn Maryborough Anne Proctor Mt Isa Jason Brogden Sunshine Coast Bev Nunan Hockey Australia Women’s Masters State Service Awards 2015: Heather Evans Linda Hunter Dianne Barrie Karin Walduck Hockey Queensland Women’s Masters Representative Awards 2015: Silver Award (15 Years) Di Fraser Judy Keen Joy Lewis Bronze Award (10 Years) Di Barrie Ruth Bullen Sara Colwill Karen Iwanuscha Teresa Kuss Kathryn Richardson Robyn Sutherland Hockey Queensland Women’s Master Committee Key Initiatives 2015: • Successfully hosted the 2015 HA Women’s Masters Championships in Brisbane, celebrating 30 Years of HA Women’s Masters Championships • Provided support to Tweed Border Hockey Association who hosted the 2015 HQ Women’s Masters Championships at Murwillumbah with46 teams participating • Selected 8 teams to compete in the 2015 HA Women’s Masters Championships, including a second team in the 55+ and 60+ age championships • Improved our state team practices by establishing the role of assistant coach; carrying out state wide fitness tests and establishing a list of “stand by” players to replace players injured during the national championships • Reviewed and revised HQ Women’s Masters Policy and Guidelines (Attachment L)

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TECHNICAL COMMITTEE REPORT – HQ ANNUAL REPORT 2015 2015 was a very successful year for technical officials in Queensland, in terms of education, accreditations and appointments. The Technical Officiating Committee for 2015 consisted of: Joanne Greensill (Chair) Sonya Fisher Bernadette Gotting Linda Hunter Cheryl Kann Ronda Nix OAM Joseph Rudolph Lyn Thomas Vicki Warren Michael Wiemers The following technical courses were conducted during 2015: Hockey Queensland Level 0 Redlands Cairns Toowoomba Maryborough Gympie Hockey Australia Level 2 Brisbane APPOINTMENTS The following Technical Officials were appointed to Hockey Queensland Super League in 2015: Michael Wiemers (Tournament Director) Bernadette Gotting (Technical Manager) Brent Brown (TO/Judge) Linda Hunter (TO/Judge) Kerry Liebenberg (TO/Judge) Leonie Marsden (TO/Judge) Sarah Sheppard (TO/Judge)

Sonya Fisher (Technical Manager) Lesley Bennett (TO/Judge) Jenny Heron (TO/Judge) Cheryl Kann (TO/Judge) John Luff (TO/Judge) Joseph Rudolph (TO/Judge) Vicki Warren (TO/Judge)

The following Queensland Technical Officials were appointed to Hockey Australia tournaments in 2015: Sonya Fisher Jennie Thompson Joanne Greensill

Tournament Director HA U15 Girls Assistant Tournament Director HA U15 Girls Tournament Director HA U21 Women

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Michael Wiemers Ronda Nix OAM Brent Brown Jeffrey Deakin Bernadette Gotting Cheryl Kann Kerry Liebenberg John Luff Caroline Schomberg Sarah Sheppard Greg Shirvington Jennie Thompson Kristy Butler Lesley Duncan Stuart Duncan Peta Dunnett Phyllis Hawgood Sandra Hayes Ray Long Karen Macfarlane Cathy Platts

Tournament Director Tournament Director Assistant Tournament Director Technical Officer Technical Officer Technical Officer Technical Officer Technical Officer Technical Officer Technical Officer Technical Officer Technical Officer Judge Judge Judge Judge Judge Judge Judge Judge Judge

HA U13 Boys HA Women’s Master HA Women’s Masters HA Women’s Masters HA Women’s Masters HA Women’s Masters HA Women’s Masters HA Women’s Masters HA Women’s Masters HA Women’s Masters HA Women’s Masters HA Women’s Masters HA Women’s Masters HA Women’s Masters HA Women’s Masters HA Women’s Masters HA Women’s Masters HA Women’s Masters HA Women’s Masters HA Women’s Masters HA Women’s Masters

The following Queensland Technical Officials were appointed to international tournaments in 2015: Ronda Nix ) Caroline Schomberg ) Technical Officer/Judge Masters Trans Tasman Vicki Warren ) Melbourne Joanne Greensill Technical Officer/Judge FIH 4 Nations Indoor Hockey Tournament Durban During 2015, the following people achieved various accreditations as detailed below: Hockey Queensland Junior Judge Certificate Tammy Zwoerner Toowoomba Jenni Fox Bundaberg Alisa Panzram Toowoomba Michelle Peters Ipswich Shelley Beardmore Maryborough Portia Anger Redlands Lisa Fatnowa Cairns Amber Fenwick Mackay

Courtney Claridge Vicki Hyam Joanne Mogg Danielle Webb Jane Howland Linsy Armbruster Sue Hall

Sunshine Coast Gympie Toowoomba Cairns Rockhampton Warwick Rockhampton

Hockey Queensland Senior Judge Certificate Chris Harris Cairns Caylan Graham Sunshine Coast Janelle Chappell Maryborough

Robyn Larcombe William Lomas Zoe Rendall Cassandra Wilson Michelle Eastwell Zoe Fox Kane McKay

David Starr Kirsty Butler

Redlands Redlands BWHA Redlands Warwick Ipswich Maryborough

Sunshine Coast Sunshine Coast

Hockey Queensland Tournament Director Certificate Vicki Warren Maryborough Hockey Australia Level Tracey Doyle Cody Fox Sandra Hayes

1 Judge Ipswich Maryborough Gladstone

Peta Dunnett Caitlin Gotting Kristy Butler

Redlands Ipswich Sunshine Coast

Hockey Australia Level 2 Technical Officer Brent Brown Sunshine Coast Kerry Liebenberg Sunshine Coast Greg Shirvington Brisbane Sarah Sheppard Brisbane During 2014, the following people achieved various accreditations as detailed below (these were not included in the 2014 Annual Report): Hockey Queensland Junior Judge Certificate Collen Bosel Maryborough Jan Ransome Maryborough Amber Foster Rockhampton Sharon Kirby Rockhampton Jason Miller Rockhampton Harrison Parker Gympie Krysten Green Bundaberg Shannon O’Connor Bundaberg Courtney Stacey-Birch Bundaberg

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Olivia Wightman Bundaberg David Lassig Bundaberg Kylie Lassig Bundaberg Belinda O'Sullivan Gladstone Liam McKay Townsville Patrick Forster Townsville Lewis Spriggs Townsville Nicole Arthy Townsville Lloyd Arthy Townsville Imogen Orphin Townsville Hockey Queensland Senior Judge Certificate Narelle Cripps Brisbane Liz O’Connor Brisbane Sharon Turner Mackay Janelle Gilbar Toowoomba Peta Dunnett Redlands Lynelle Nissen Maryborough Susan Pattel Maryborough Carly Black Gladstone Cody Fox Maryborough Hockey Australia Level 1 Judge Debbie Brown Sunshine Coast Jamie Brown Sunshine Coast Kylie Cassidy Brisbane Joanne Kempster Cairns Margret Mantell Ipswich Janene Moore Mackay Joanne Morganson Mackay Cathy Platts Mackay Robyn Scroop Sunshine Coast Kayleen Smith Brisbane Sharon Turner Mackay Hockey Australia Level 2 Technical Officer Darren Cavanagh Gladstone The following people provided their time and services as Assessors at various Hockey Australia and Hockey Queensland Tournaments in 2015: Bernadette Gotting Linda Hunter Cheryl Kann Ronda Nix Lyn Thomas Vicki Warren

Lynette Foster Debbie Savage Molly Holmes Peter Lawrence Courtney Moffat Nathan Formosa Leanne McLennan Kiralee Randle Jarred Taylor

Rockhampton Maryborough Toowoomba Rockhampton Rockhampton Bundaberg Bundaberg Bundaberg Bundaberg

2015 RECORDS For a full listing of 2015 State Championship Results and Awards, visit the Hockey Queensland website - www.hockeyqld.com.au

TOURNAMENT OFFICIALS Women Tournament Director: Michael Wiemers Technical Manager: Bernadette Gotting Umpire Manager: Julie Ashton-Lucy

STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS - OUTDOOR Final Places & Awards

Men Tournament Director: Michael Wiemers Technical Manager: Sonya Fisher Umpire Manager: Allen Schasser

SUPER LEAGUE Women & Men Held in Brisbane (6 - 8 June 2015)

STATE OPEN CHAMPIONSHIPS Women Held in Townsville (25 – 27 April 2015)

Women

Men

Division 1

Brisbane Blitz

Brisbane Fury

Toowoomba

Wide Bay Thunder

Northern Storm

Gladstone

South Coast Sharks

Central Mudturtles

Southwest Lumberjills

Wide Bay Thunder

Northern Storm

Southwest Lumberjacks

Central Mudtrutles

South Coast Sharks

AWARDS Women Player of the Tournament: Jasmine Larosa Player of the Final: Jane Bennett Umpires of the Final: Leonie Young and Cath O’Brien Technical Officer of the Final: Linda Hunter Men Player of the Tournament: Simon Borger Player of the Final: Robert Bell Umpires of the Final: Adam Kearns and Ben De Young Technical Officer of the Final: Vicki Warren

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Cairns and Townsville

AWARDS Player of the Championship: Rebecca Greiner (Bundaberg) Player of the Final: Aimee Griffiths (Toowoomba) Umpires of the Final: Jasmine Collier and Anne Jones Technical Officer of the Final: Jennie Thompson TOURNAMENT OFFICIALS Tournament Director: Linda Hunter Technical Manager: Jennie Thompson Umpire Manager: Andrea Farren Umpire Coach: Sioux Sharpe STATE OPEN CHAMPIONSHIPS Men Held at Toowoomba (25 – 27 April 2015) Division 1

Division 2

Toowoomba 1

Rockhampton

Townsville

Ipswich 2

Brisbane 1

Brisbane 2

2015 RECORDS AWARDS Player of the Championship: Kris Glass (Toowoomba) Player of the Final: Craig Smith (Toowoomba) Best Player Division 2: Douglas Buckley (Rockhampton) Goalkeeper of the Championship: David Watts (Toowoomba) Umpires of the Final: Aaron Gotting and Brendan Hoff Technical Officer of the Final: Joseph Rudolph TOURNAMENT OFFICIALS Tournament Director: Vicki Warren Technical Manager: Joseph Rudolph Umpire Manager: Chris Mogg Umpire Coaches: Ben de Young, Adam Barry and Steve Rogers STATE UNDER 18 CHAMPIONSHIPS Women Held at Gold Coast (5 - 7 July 2015) Division 1

Division 2

Brisbane 1

Gladstone

Tweed Border

Rockhampton

Toowoomba 1

Brisbane 3

AWARDS Player of the Championship: Caitlyn Whipp (Cairns) Goalkeeper of the Tournament: Christina Manumua (Mackay) Best Player Div 1 Final: Rosie Kahl (Tweed Border) Best Player Div 2: Rhiannon Baxter (Gladstone) Umpires of the Final: Julie Ashton-Lucy and Chantel Manhire Vicky Spice Most Promising Umpire Award: Emily Ogden Technical Officer of the Div 1 Final: Sarah Sheppard

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TOURNAMENT OFFICIALS Tournament Director: Sonya Fisher Umpire Manager: Lyn Hill Umpire Coaches: Julie Ashton-Lucy and Cathy O’Brien STATE UNDER 18 CHAMPIONSHIPS Men Held at Brisbane (5 - 7 July 2015) Division 1

Division 2

Brisbane 1

Tweed Border

Townsville 1

Brisbane 2

Ipswich

Hervey Bay

AWARDS Player of the Championship: Blake Wotherspoon (Brisbane 1) Best Player Div 1 Final: Blake Wotherspoon (Brisbane 1) Best Player Div 2: Alex Barnes (Tweed Border) Goalkeeper of the Tournament: Cade Banditt (Ipswich) Umpires of the Final: Adrian Cross and Chris Harris Colin Crain Most Promising Umpire Award: Jaren Maddocks Technical Officer of the Final: Vicki Warren TOURNAMENT OFFICIALS Tournament Director: Bernadette Gotting Technical Manager: Vicki Warren Umpire Manager: Michael Wiemers Umpire Coaches: Chris Mogg, Steve Rogers and Ben de Young STATE UNDER 15 CHAMPIONSHIPS Girls Held at Sunshine Coast (20 - 23 September 2015) Division 1

Division 2

Division 3

Tweed Border 1

Gold Coast 1

Tweed Border 2

Brisbane 1

Brisbane 3

Gold Coast 2

Mackay 1

Maryborough

Ipswich 2

2015 RECORDS AWARDS Player of the Championship: Genevieve Ferguson (Brisbane 1) Best Player Div 1 Final: Jessie Reid (Tweed Border 1) Best Player Div 2: Casey Dolkens (Gold Coast 1) Best Player Div 3: Esther Fleming (Sunshine Coast) Rising Star: Jessie Lemmon (Townsville) Goalkeeper of the Tournament: Christina Manumua (Mackay) Umpires of the Final: Kaitlyn Benson and Alex Richards Young Aspiring Umpire Award: Zoe Fox (Ipswich) Technical Officer of the Final: Kerry Liebenberg TOURNAMENT OFFICIALS Tournament Director: Lesley Bennett Technical Manager: John Luff Umpire Manager: Andrea Farren Umpire Coaches: Kerryl Chandler, Aleisha Neumann and Sandy Hayes STATE UNDER 15 CHAMPIONSHIPS Boys Held at Warwick (20 - 23 September 2015) Division 1

Division 2

Gold Coast 1

Sunshine Coast

Brisbane 1

Brisbane 2

Maryborough

Toowoomba 2

AWARDS Player of the Championship: Tate Weyer (Gold Coast 1) Best Player Div 1 Final: Connor O’Shea (Gold Coast 1) Best Player Div 2: Ewan Schaschke (Sunshine Coast) Rising Star: Lindsay Bowles (Brisbane 1) Goalkeeper of the Tournament: Joshua McNamara (Maryborough) Umpires of the Final: Jack Lickiss and Tim Boscoe Young Aspiring Umpire Award: Blake Kroning Technical Officer of the Final: Leonie Marsden Hockey Queensland Annual Report 2015 Page 24

TOURNAMENT OFFICIALS Tournament Director: Joseph Rudolph Technical Manager: Leonie Marsden Umpire Manager: Brent Brown Umpire Coaches: Lyn Mogg and Harley Schenk STATE UNDER 13 CHAMPIONSHIPS Girls Held at Redlands (28 June – 1 July 2015) Division 1

Division 2

Division 3

Toowoomba 1

Sunshine Coast 1

Toowoomba 2

Brisbane 1

Maryborough

Cairns 3

Brisbane 2

Brisbane 3

Warwick

AWARDS Player of the Tournament: Brianna Suey (Toowoomba) Best Player Div 1 Final: Tatum Stewart (Toowoomba) Best Player Div 2: Abby Lowry (Gladstone) Best Player Div 3: Claire Brophy (Toowoomba) Goalkeeper of the Tournament: Ella Brown (Brisbane) Rising Star Award: Georgina West (Brisbane) Kim Thomasson and Julie Ashton-Lucy Most Improved Umpire Award: Abby Heffernan (Maryborough) TOURNAMENT OFFICIALS Tournament Director: Linda Hunter Technical Manager: Sarah Sheppard Umpire Manager: Bernadette Pangrazio Umpire Coaches: Sandy Hayes and Lyn Hill Umpires of the Final: Abby Heffernan and Cortney Claridge Technical Officer of the Final: Sarah Sheppard

2015 RECORDS STATE UNDER 13 CHAMPIONSHIPS Boys Held at Maryborough (28 June - 1 July 2015) Division 1

Division 2

Division 3

Brisbane 1

Gympie

Redlands

Townsville 1

Sunshine Coast

Toowoomba 2

Toowoomba 1

Brisbane 2

Cairns 2

AWARDS Player of the Championship: Nicolas Smith (Townsville) Best Player Div 1 Final: Oliver Roberts (Brisbane) Best Player Div 2: Matthew Browne (Gympie) Best Player Div 3: Rhys Mackinder (Redlands) Goalkeeper of the Tournament: Matthew West (Ipswich) Rising Star Award: Jai Cass (Rockhampton) Most Improved Umpire Award: Harrison Grey (Tweed Border) Umpires of the Final: Zac Profke and Tarack Chappell TOURNAMENT OFFICIALS Tournament Director: Joseph Rudolph Technical Manager: Vicki Warren Umpire Manager: Leon Cross Umpire Coach: Chris Ibell and Stephen Chappell Umpires of the Final: Zac Profke and Tarack Chappell Technical Officer of the Final: John Luff

Division 5

Division 6

Maryborough 2

Rockhampton 5

Tweed Border 4

Cairns 2

Gympie 2

Gold Coast 4

Mount Isa / Atherton

Townsville 2

Bundaberg 2

AWARDS Player of the Championships: Renae Holmes (Brisbane 1) Player of Division 1 Final: Sheryl Simpson (Brisbane 1) Best Player Division 2: Amanda Cruickshank (Townsville 1) Best Player Division 3: Cristelle Jones (Gympie 1) Best Player Division 4: Diane Fraser (Maryborough 2) Best Player Division 5: Angela Groves (Warwick) Best Player Division 6: Casey-Lee Bradford (Toowoomba 3) Umpires of Division 1 Final: Tracey Fischer and Emily Ogden Umpires of Division 2 Final: Chantel Manhire and Joanne Greensill Umpires of Division 3 Final: Cathy Realf and Naomi Crase Umpires of Division 4 Final: Caylan Graham and Gina Mego Umpires of Division 5 Final: LInda Fass and Cody Fox Umpires of Division 6 Final: Aimee Mazzaferri and David Zwoerner Technical Officials Division 1 Final: Kerry Liebenberg, Sarah Sheppard and Jeff Deakin



STATE MASTERS CHAMPIONSHIPS Women Held at Tweed Border (29 -31 May 2015)

TOURNAMENT OFFICIALS Tournament Director: Ronda Nix OAM Assistant Tournament Director: John Luff Technical Manager: Sonya Fisher Assistant Technical Managers: John Deakin, Cheryl Kann and Sarah Sheppard Umpire Manager: Bernadette Gotting

STATE MASTERS CHAMPIONSHIPS Men (35+) Held at Gympie (12-14 June 2015)

Division 1

Division 2

Division 3

Brisbane 1

Sunshine Coast 1

Tweed Border 2

Tweed Border 1

Cairns 1

Gold Coast 2

Ipswich 1 / Brisbane 2

Townsville 1

Bundaberg 1

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Division 4

Division 1

Division 2

Bundaberg

Brisbane 1

Warwick

Gympie

2015 RECORDS

STATE UNDER 18 INDOOR CHALLENGE Men & Women Held in Brisbane (23-25 October 2015)

Player of Division 1 Final: Peter Keeble (Warwick) Player of Division 2 Final: Matt Bradley (Brisbane 1) Men (40+, 50+) Held in Ipswich (8-11 May 2015) Division 1 (O50s) Division 2 (O50s)

Gold Coast

Brisbane Gold

Mackay

Toowoomba

Ipswich

Townsville

Townsville 1

Fraser Coast

of of of of

Division Division Division Division

1 2 1 2

O40s O40s O50s O50s

Final: Final: Final: Final:

Men

Brisbane Blue

Rockhampton

Vipers Women

Grizzlies

Flaming Ferrets

Mudskippers Dingoes

Division 1 (O40s) Division 2 (O40s)

Player Player Player Player

Women

Dion Sleep (Gold Coast) Ged Aitchison (Brisbane Gold) Bill Mackay (Mackay) Ian Hoddinot (Toowoomb)

STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS - INDOOR U21 / OPEN INVITATIONAL CHALLENGE Men & Women Held in Brisbane (13-15 November 2015)

AWARDS Women Player of the Tournament: Morgan Gallagher (Brisbane Blue) Men Player of the Tournament: Jackson Willie (Rockhampton) TOURNAMENT OFFICIALS Tournament Director: Bernadette Gotting Technical Manager: Lesley Bennett Umpire Managers: Adrian Cross (M) and Lyn Hill (W) Umpire Coaches: Kai Douglas (M) and Monique Yearbury (W) STATE UNDER 15 INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS Boys Held in Maryborough (28-29 November 2015)

Women

Men

Maryborough

The Imports

Final Placing

Game On

Shakkas

Toxic Sushi

Rockhampton

Rockhampton

The Untouchables

AWARDS Women Player of the Tournament: Sophie Nottle (Maryborough) Men Player of the Tournament: Troy Rossier (The Imports) TOURNAMENT OFFICIALS Tournament Director: Leonie Marsden Technical Manager: Lesley Bennett Umpire Managers: Annabelle Willox (M) and Irene Clelland (W) Hockey Queensland Annual Report 2015 Page 26

Jade Jinjas AWARDS Men Player of the Tournament: Kaleb Christensen (Rockhampton) Umpires of the Final: Carter Chappell and Stephen Chappell Technical Officer of the Final: Lesley Bennett

TOURNAMENT OFFICIALS Tournament Director: Vicki Warren Technical Manager: Lesley Bennett Umpire Manager: Stephen Chappell Umpire Coach: Carter Chappell STATE UNDER 13 INDOOR CHALLENGE Boys & Girls Held in Rockhampton (7-8 November 2015) Girls

Boys

Rockhampton

Gladstone Titans

Brisbane Blue

Vipers 1

Ipswich Emeralds

Mackay Black Brisbane Yellow



AWARDS Women Player of the Tournament: Rowlande Williams Men Player of the Tournament: Oliver Roberts

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AHL BLADES With seven player not training in Brisbane due to their Australian commitments, it set us some challenges that we had to overcome, so we decided to play a similar structure that is been played by the Australian team as this would make it an easier transition for all players. So all of our inter squad games revolved around those structures, and that gave the Brisbane based players the knowledge they needed. These games were videoed and sent to all players and I asked the Perth based players to provide feedback on players and playing structures. I felt this opened up the communication lines between the Brisbane and Perth players, this intern would keep the players in Perth up to date on our progress. To assist in this operation, it was really important to have a strong leadership group of Mark Knowles (c), Jamie Dwyer, Troy Elder, Matthew Swann. Mark Knowles was the captain of the team as he was the Game day leader, overall he saw individual groups and reported his thoughts to the coaching staff. In coaching a very successful team, sometimes there is that added pressure that is put on the athletes and coaching staff that we had to be successful again, this was something we as coaching staff never spoke about so we worked more on the process and outcomes. I think that every player contributed in some way in every game we played and it is every hard for me to identify one or two individuals that were our best. In a winning team it’s not just the individuals that win games, it’s in the preparation that is put in beforehand by players and by coaching staff. The program for 2016 AHL as per the Hockey Queensland High Performance plan, AHL Blades & Scorchers 12 weeks program (July - September). In this period I would like to see the squad play games against other States or maybe teams from other countries. These games would be used for us to prepare the 2016 AHL squad. With a number of players that may not be available in 2016 due to retirement or injuries from the Rio Olympics, we have to have a contingency plan in place if some players don’t play. Cost in anything we do is going to be an issue but we need to find ways around these costs. In 2015 we played inter squad games every Wednesday night, the games Hockey Queensland Annual Report 2015 Page 28

were invaluable in the selection of the team but these games didn’t push players to play at a higher level. Looking back on it I felt that most players in the inter squad games were playing OK but when 2 players from Perth came back to train with us you could see the difference. Results: QLD Blades QLD Blades QLD Blades QLD Blades QLD Blades QLD Blades

2 4 3 2 3 2

versus Tassie Tigers 1 versus NSW Waratahs 3 versus SA Hotshots 0 versus WA Thundersticks 0 versus Vic Vikings 1 versus WA Thundersticks 1

Mick Evans - QLD Blades Coach

AHL SCORCHERS Thank you for the opportunity to be the Head Coach of one of Australia’s Premier female domestic sporting teams. Having little to no previous involvement with the team, I would like to thank Des King and Brian Fitzpatrick for the insight and background into the individual players and the collective playing group. I would also like to thank the other Performance Enhancement Team that worked with the players during the preparation and at the Championships. Kim Tuckwell - Forwards Coach/Manager, Ben Currie – Physiotherapist, Marni Simpson – Video Analyst and previously mentioned Assistant Coach, Des King. Special mention to Marni Simpson who joined the group later in our preparation as a result of the unfortunate withdrawal of Nicki Taylor due to a family illness. Marni demonstrated advanced understanding of the video requirements, possess a high level work ethic and contributed to team dynamic and harmonious approach. Congratulations are extended to all the players involved in their successful campaign and becoming the 2015 AHL Champions. The preparation for this tournament was difficult and not ideal. With 9 players based in Perth and unavailable until the final week of our build up, all players need to be commended on the acceptance of this situation and the positive approach applied. This was critical to the team playing their best hockey towards the end of the tournament. The players also need to be commended on their availability and willingness to work with the two U/13 QLD teams that were also competing in Sydney. The joint training session with these two teams during the championships was very well handled by the Scorchers and I am sure will be a highlight for the U/13 athletes and drive them to reach the same level of achievement. To assist with the breakdown of the campaign, please see following dot points1. Preparation in Brisbane • As mentioned, player availability made this difficult for the collective group. • Large numbers of withdrawals from the selected squad made training numbers in Brisbane difficult. Special thanks to the Brisbane U/15 boys and Valley Senior men’s athletes that help with the training numbers and match situations Hockey Queensland Annual Report 2015 Page 29

• Thank you to other specialist coaches that worked with our group in the build up. Mathew Smith, Stephen Lambert, Angie Lambert, Nicky Taylor and the outstanding physiological preparation from David Watts and Technical assistance of Trish King. 2. Preparation in Sydney • Accommodation – o Staying in the Olympic Park precinct was a critical factor in the success of the team. Short travel times to training and matches, the ability to return to the hotel post game and then return to view later matches, made this ideal. Also the speed of being able to collect the coded video footage of our competitors increased the time the coaches had to scout opponents and plan for coming matches. o Staying in the western suburbs also contributed to the athlete’s ability to hockey detox on the nominated rest day. The Des King organised team trip to Cronulla meant that the entire team could get away from the hotel and the hockey environment and really free their heads from hockey for a day. The 40min bus trip to Cronulla also enhanced team cohesion and dynamic. o Having access to an indoor sports centre in the precinct also contributed to our game day preparation. The mid afternoon indoor cricket matches on days we had late matches, allowed us to spike the athletes heart rates and ready them for the evening games. • Playing Style – I introduced a new playing style for the team. The difficulty was having enough time with the players for them to understand the playing shape and how I wanted the game plans to be executed. We looked at the draw for the tournament and planned how this could work in our favour. 3. Matches • SA – 2-1. Good game to get first up. Strong opponent. Goals to Jodie Kenny and Madonna Blyth • NT – 9-0. Excellent performance against a weaker opponent. Timing of this match was ideal to be able to review the new playing style from the SA match and have some freedom to make the necessary corrections. It also enabled

the strikers to further understand my strategies on their positioning. Goals – Murphy Allendorf – 3, Jodie Kenny – 2, Jill Dwyer, Savannah Fitzpatrick, Madison Fitzpatrick, Renee Taylor - 1 • Vic – 0-2. In hindsight, this result contributed to our success more than any other. Although we dominated the match statistically, playing a better opponent highlighted the areas that we needed to be better in if we were going to contend for the title. • ACT – 6-2. More good fortune with the draw. Playing ACT allowed for us to apply the adjustments needed from the VIC match. Needing a better goal difference to assist with our progression, it was pleasing to get an elevated performance and increased goal difference. Goal Scorers – Murphy Allendorf, Savannah Fitzpatrick – 2, Madison Fitzpatrick, Stephanie Kershaw, 1 • NSW 2-1. Needing to win to go through against 2nd best team at the tournament produced our best performance. Now possessing a much better understanding of the playing style, the Scorchers were able to wear down their opponent and get the decisive winning goal in the 2nd last minute. Goals – Jodie Kenny, Jill Dwyer • Championship Match v VIC. 2-1. Knowing that it is very difficult to beat the

same team twice in the one tournament, we were looking forward to playing Vic in the final. Playing the structure better and having a better understanding of Victoria’s strengths allowed us to dominate the match but not on the scoreboard. 18 goal shots to 1 for the match is a good indication of this. Jodie Kenny was outstanding in the final and was extremely unlucky not to be player of the match. Goals – Jodie Kenny, Madonna Blyth. 4. Review • Statistically the Scorchers were clearly the dominant team at the championships. Some of these stats include o 40% more goal shots than nearest opponent o 55% fewer defensive circle penetrations o 60% less turnovers in defensive half o 60% more positive dispossessions of opponents in attacking half o WON the Championships • Team had great balance between penalty corner goals and field goals, thus not having to rely on one facet of our game to get goals. • Jodie Kenny unlucky not to be named Player of the Tournament and Player of the Final • Depth of the squad needs to be monitored with the possible large number of retirements after the RIO Olympics. Regards Lee Bodimeade

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STATE TEAMS & PLACINGS

For a full listing of 2015 National Championship Results and Awards, visit the Hockey Queensland website - www.hockeyqld.com.au

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS - OUTDOOR Final Places Women

QUEENSLAND SCORCHERS TEAM – Sydney - 25 September - 2 October 2015

Murphy Allendorf

Teneal Attard

Madonna Blyth

Jane Bennett

Clare Comerford

Jacqui Day

Jill Dwyer

Kirstin Dwyer

Ashlea Fey

Madson Fitzpatrick

Savannah Fitzpatrick

Jordyn Holzberger

Jodie Kenny

Stephanie Kershaw

Kazzia Lammon

Audrey Smith

Jamie Stone

Renee Taylor

Queensland Scorchers

Sydney

1st

State U21 Team

Hobart

3rd

State U18 Team

Adelaide

1st

State U15 Team #1

Gold Coast

1st

State U15 Team #2

Gold Coast

3rd

State U13 Team (Cinders)

Sydney

3rd

State U13 Team (Embers)

Sydney

4th

Queensland Blades

Darwin

1st

State Masters 35+ Team

Brisbane

1st

State U21 Team

Canberra

4th

State Masters 40+ Team

Brisbane

1st

State U18 Team

Melbourne

4th

State Masters 45+ Team

Brisbane

4th

State U15 Team #1

Hobart

7th

State Masters 50+ Team

Brisbane

1st

State U15 Team #2

Hobart

6th

State Masters 55+ Team #1

Brisbane

2nd

State U13 Team (Cutters)

Darwin

7th

State Masters 55+ Team #2

Brisbane

4th

State U13 Team (Sabres)

Darwin

3rd

State Masters 60+ Team #1

Brisbane

4th

State Masters 35+ Team

Cairns

4th

State Masters 60+ Team #2

Brisbane

6th

State Masters 40+ Team

Cairns

5th

Country

Wollongong

4th

State Masters 45+ Team

Cairns

1st

State Masters 45+ Team Div 2

Cairns

2nd

State Masters 50+ Team

Cairns

3rd

State Masters 50+ Team Div 2

Cairns

3rd

State Masters 55+ Team

Cairns

3rd

State Masters 55+ Team Div 2

Cairns

3rd

State Masters 60+ Team

Cairns

2nd

State Masters 65+ Team

Cairns

2nd

Hockey Queensland Annual Report 2015 Page 31

Coach: Lee Bodimeade A/Coach: Des King

Manager: Kim Tuckwell Physio: Ben Currie

Men

State Masters 70+ Team

Cairns

1st

Country

Wollongong

3rd

QUEENSLAND BLADES TEAM – Darwin – 25 September - 2 October 2015

OPEN TEAM

Daniel Beale

Robert Bell

Simon Borger

Matthew Argent

Kula Bhullar

Adrian Cross

Cale Cramer

Justin Douglas

Jamie Dwyer

Dylan Elliott

Adam McClelland

Justin Morris

Nicholas Edds

Troy Elder

Kris Glass

Tristan Parker

Hugh Pembroke

Matthew Pembroke

Matthew Gohdes

Adam Imer

Shane Kenny

Jared Taylor

Thomas Woodley

Mark Knowles

Hugh Pembroke

Matthew Swann

David Watts

Jake Whetton

Dylan Wotherspoon

Coach: Mick Evans A/Coach: Matthew Wells

Manager: Peter Searston Physio: Jesse Buntine

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS - INDOOR Final Places Women

Indoor Open

Canberra

4th

Indoor U21

Canberra

4th

Indoor U18

Melbourne

6th

Indoor U15

Melbourne

4th

Clare Comerford

Natalie Crick

Kate Dooley

Minka Elliott

Ashlea Fey

Lindsey Leck

Trudi Pedersen

Lauren Richards

Madeleine Smith

Amy Swann

Pamela Williams

OPEN TEAM

Coach: Gaye Tarrant

Manager: Kelly Moore

Men Indoor Open

Canberra

4th

Indoor U21

Canberra

3rd

Indoor U18

Melbourne

4th

Indoor U15

Melbourne

4th

Hockey Queensland Annual Report 2015 Page 32

Coach: Gavin Hanscomb

Manager: Ben Smith

NATIONAL TEAMS / SQUADS SELECTION National Junior Squad

National Development Squad Women (named 24/2/215)

Women (named 5/1/15) Murphy Allendorf

Hannah Astbury

Savannah Fitzpatrick

Stephanie Kershaw

Renee Taylor

Rebecca Greiner

Madison Fitzpatrick

Murphy Allendorf

Stephanie Kershaw*

Jacqui Day

Ambrosia Malone

Madison Fitzpatrick*

Savannah Fitzpatrick

Jordyn Holzberger

Audrey Smith

Renee Taylor*

*given AIS Scholarship

(included

11/3/15)

China International Challenge - 2-6 April 2015, Sydney, Australia

Men (named 30/1/15)

Scott Boyde

Oliver Crane

Timothy Howard

Bradley Hughes

Teneal Attard

Madonna Blyth

Kirstin Dwyer

Savannah Fitzpatrick

Jodie Kenny

Renee Taylor

Hawkes Bay Festival - 11-19 April 2015, Hawkes Bay, New Zealand 2015 Indoor World Cup Team Women



Clare Comerford

Ashlea Fey

Women (named 24/2/15) Madonna Blyth

Madonna Blyth

Jodie Kenny

Renee Taylor*

Kirstin Dwyer (w/d injured)

Hobart International Challenge - 5-10 May 2015, Hobart, Australia

National Senior Squad Teneal Attard

Teneal Attard

Kirstin Dwyer

Jodie Kenny

Daniel Beale

Jamie Dwyer

Matthew Gohdes

Mark Knowles

Matthew Swann

Jacob Whetton

Dylan Wotherspoon

World League Squad - World League Semi Final, June 2015

Men (named 19/12/14) Daniel Beale

Jamie Dwyer

Matthew Gohdes

Mark Knowles

Matthew Swann

Jacob Whetton

Dylan Wotherspoon

Hockey Queensland Annual Report 2015 Page 33

Daniel Beale

Jamie Dwyer

Matthew Gohdes

Mark Knowles

Matthew Swann

Jacob Whetton

Korea Series, August 2015 Teneal Attard

Madison Fitzpatrick

Savannah Fitzpatrick

Jodie Kenny

Stephanie Kershaw

Renee Taylor

Hockey Queensland Annual Report 2015 Page 34

NATIONAL TEAMS / SQUADS SELECTION Women

Jared Klease

Nathan Case

Lucy Balfour

Rita Boyd

Caitlin Day

Jessica Switzer

Mikaela Truskinger

U21 Women

Madonna Blyth

Kirstin Dwyer

Jodie Kenny

Stephanie Kershaw

Madison Fitzpatrick

Men

U21 Men Matthew Gohdes

Mark Knowles

U21 Jillaroos vs Argentina Tests, October 2015, Argentina Savannah Fitzpatrick

Christopher Mantell Nathan Doherty

Oceania Cup - October 2015, New Zealand

Jamie Dwyer

Senior Men

Ambrosia Malone

Renee Taylor

Women (Rosario, Argentina) Kirstin Dwyer

Jodie Kenny

Renee Taylor

Josh Baxter

Edwin Hamill

Aaron O’Beirne

Jay Pavitt

Christian Ramsay

Lachlan Sinclair

Masters Trans Tasman Hockey Tournament - 5-11 May 2015, Melbourne, Australia

World League Squad - World League Finals, December 2015 Madonna Blyth

Patrick Barnes Joshua McCrae

Women O35 Madison Fitzpatrick

Men (Raipur, India)

Amanda Cruickshank

Susan Goodwin

Sue Marcussen

Kylie McArthur

Annette Wilson

Erica Wells

Diana Burton

Women O40

Daniel Beale

Jamie Dwyer

Matthew Gohdes

Jenny Anderson

Melinda Baker

Mark Knowles

Matthew Swann

Jacob Whetton*

Catherine Pfingst

Cheryl Phillips

injured)

Dylan Wotherspoon

(w/d

Shadows Dennette Dorron

Indian Test Series, November 2015, Raipur, India Daniel Beale

Matthew Gohdes

Jake Whetton

Dylan Wotherspoon

Matthew Swann

Chrissee Benn

Aimee Griffiths

Amanda Ross

Emily Woods

Hockey Queensland Annual Report 2015 Page 35

Julie Ashton-Lucy Shadows Natalie Pace

Senior Women Sara Rogers

Therese Tonkin

Cindy Atkinson

Tracey Geisler

Women O45 Sue Henare

Australian Country Squads 2015/16

Natalie Pace

Men O50

Women O50 Denise Brown

Leanne Ferguson

Cathryn Forbes

Lyn Grulke

Teresa Kuss

Karen Iwanuscha

Ingrid Woods

Pam Patteson (A/Coach)

Stephen Sawyers Kathryn Richardson

Russell Staff

Scott Orth (Umpire)

Peter Mann

Gary Smith (Manager)

Keith Chay

Anton Dekens

Warren Flower

Neil Sue Sue

Peter Evison (Medical)

Men O60 John Campbell

Women O55

Richard Arthur (Umpire)

Ruth Bullen

Kathy Devitt

Liz Moffatti

Noreen Walton

Megan Ward

Dianne Barrie (Coach)

Belle Davis

Carol Jardim

Angela Kerklaan-Gulliger

Kayleen Kirchner

Gail Lomas

Roslyn McCallum

Kathy Worth

Linda Hunter (Coach)

Shadows

Women O60 Myra Reilly Patricia Hansen (Manager) Shadows Jan Galloway

Kaylene Toovey

Men O35 Danny Mayfield

Philip Taylor

Scott Whitaker

Grant Smith

Matthew Bradley

Jason Burns

Peter Keeble

Andrew May

Scott

Men O40

Men O45 Dean Wightman

Paul Hardie (Manager)

Men O55

Shadows Wendy Pearce

Andrew Small

Alan Sheehy (Coach)

Hockey Queensland Annual Report 2015 Page 36

Men O65

NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL OFFICIALS U18 Men Australian Championships - 8-16 April 2015, Melbourne, VIC Harley Schenck Chris Harris Allen Schasser

U18 Women Australian Championships - 8-16 April 2015, Adelaide, SA Debbie O’Connell Leonie Young Jess Fox Morgan Leeder Claire Butcher Lyn Hill

U15 Men Australian Championships - 11-19 April 2015, Hobart, TAS Zac Hoyland Chris Ibell Corey Mogg Kristen Schenck

U15 Women Australian Championships - 11-19 April 2015, Gold Coast, QLD Emily Ogden Miranda McNamara Chantelle Manhire Nicola Arthy Tracey Fischer Lyn Cowie-McAlister

U21 Men Australian Championships - 12-19 July 2015, Hobart, TAS Adrian Cross Aaron Gotting

U21 Women Australian Championships - 12-19 July 2015, Canberra, ACT Kerryl Chandler Carrie Born

Hockey Queensland Annual Report 2015 Page 37

U13 Boys Australian Championships - 25 September-2 October 2015, Darwin, NT Connor Yates Lachlan Jennings

U13 Girls Australian Championships - 25 September-2 October 2015, Sydney, NSW Maddyson Mogg Lauren Berndt Telia Lucht Jasmine Collier

Open Men and Women Australian Country Championships - 8-15 August 2015, Unanderra, NSW Jess Currie Jordan Rance

Women’s Masters Australian Championships - 24 September-3 October 2015, Brisbane, QLD Cath O’Brien

Helen Kura

Sioux Sharpe

Anne Jones

Tracey Hollis

Tina Deacon

Mel Craig

Naomi Crase

Naomi Zerner

Sonya Fisher

Claire Butcher

David Black

Julie Kura

Bernadette Robson

Miranda McNamara

Debbie O’Connell

Lynn Cowie-McAlister

Jess Currie

Men’s Masters Australian Championships - 26 September-10 October 2015, Cairns, QLD Michael Lever

Allen Schasser

Richard Arthur

Brett Grady

Chris Harris

Robert Lewis

Geoff Hollis

Rod Hurst

Blake Kroning

Chris Leeder

Robert Lewis

Scott Orth

Ross Price

Kristen Schenk

Men’s Australian Hockey League - 25 September-2 October 2015, Darwin, NT Adam Barry Andrew Hickman Adam Kearns Gary Marsh

Ben De Young

Hero World League Final - 27 November-6 December 2015, Raipur, India Adam Kearns

Women’s Australian Hockey League - 25 September-2 October 2015, Sydney, NSW Aleisha Neumann Bernadette Pangrazio

Hockey World League Rd 2 - 17-25 January 2015, Singapore Gary Marsh

4th Men’s Indoor World Cup - 4-8 February 2015, Leipzig, Germany Adam Barry

4th Women’s Indoor World Cup - 4-8 February 2015, Leipzig, Germany Irene Clelland Melanie Craig

24th Sultan Azlan Shah Cup Tournament - 5-12 April 2015, Ipoh, Malaysia Steve Rogers

8 Nations Women’s Invitational - Hawkes Bay Cup 2015 - 11-19 April 2015, Hastings, New Zealand Aleisha Neumann

2015 Masters Trans Tasman Series, 20 April 2015, Melbourne, Australia Leonie Young Anne Jones Caroline Schomberg

7th Men’s Junior Asia Cup

Tracey Hollis Ronda Nix OAM

Tina Deacon Vicki Warren

Euro Hockey Championships Men & Women II - 19-26 July 2015, Prague Ben De Young Aliesha Neumann

Hockey Queensland Annual Report 2015 Page 38

4 Nations Women’s Indoor Invitational Tournament - 15-18 December 2015, Durban, Sth Africa Joanne Greensill

Hockey Queensland Annual Report 2015 Page 39

HONOUR BOARD & AWARDS Women’s Masters State Representation Award

2014 Annual Award Recipients Female Player of the Year

Jodie Kenny

Male Player of the Year

Mark Knowles

Female Rookie of the Year

Savannah Fitzpatrick

Male Rookie of the Year

Dylan Wotherspoon

Coach of the Year

Craig Martin

Umpire of the Year

Ben de Young

Most Promising Umpire of the Year

Kerryl Chandler

Association of the Year

Maryborough & District

Volunteer of the Year

Jan Walker

Women’s Masters Association Service Awards Name

Association

Rhonda Bentley

Brisbane

Di Young

Brisbane

Nola Zahn

Bundaberg

Robyn Black

Gladstone

Janette Howells

Ipswich

Bev Dunn

Mackay

Anne Proctor

Maryborough

Jason Brogden

Mt Isa

Bev Nunan

Sunshine Coast

*Presented to those who have made a contribution to women’s vets/masters at association level for a minimum of 10 years.

Hockey Queensland Annual Report 2015 Page 40

Level

Name

Silver (15 Years) Di Fraser

Judy Keen

Joy Lewis

Di Barrie

Ruth Bullen

Sara Colwill

Karen Iwanuscha

Teresa Kuss

Kathryn Richardson

Bronze (10 Years)

Robyn Sutherland



*Presented to those who have represented Hockey Queensland at Hockey Australia Women’s Vets/ Masters Championships for a minimum of 10 years as a player and/or official.

Hockey Australia Women’s Masters State Service Awards 2015 Heather Evans Linda Hunter Dianne Barrie Karin Walduck

Hockey Queensland Annual Report 2015 Page 41

FOR THE 15 MONTHS ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2015

AUDITED FINANCIAL REPORT

HOCKEY QUEENSLAND INC.

Hockey Queensland Annual Report 2015 Page 42

2 3

Income Statement Statement of Financial Position Statement of Cash Flows Notes to the Financial Statements Declaration by the Board of Directors Independent Audit Report



16

15

5-14

4

1

Page No. Board of Directors Report





CONTENTS

FOR THE 15 MONTHS ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2015

FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

HOCKEY QUEENSLAND INC.

Hockey Queensland Annual Report 2015 Page 43

Continuing board member Resigned 30th October 2015 Appointed casual board member 24th July 2015 Retired 7th November 2014 Continuing board member Resigned 21st November 2015 Continuing board member Resigned 24th April 2015 Resigned 27th March 2015 Appointed casual board member 19th Dec 2014 Appointed 22nd May 2015

Dated this 8th day of February 2016

…………………………….. …………………………….. K Walduck H Gush President Director of Finance

Signed in accordance with a resolution of the Board of Directors.

None.

LIKELY DEVELOPMENTS

The deficit from operating activities for the 15 month period amounted to $370,947 (2014 financial yeardeficit $80,058).

OPERATING RESULT

No significant changes in the nature of these activities occurred during the period.

SIGNIFICANT CHANGES

The principal activities of the association during the 15 month period from October 2014 to December 2015 were: • To organise, promote, preserve and foster the sport of hockey in Queensland, • To provide a premium surface and facility in which to hold competitive hockey in Brisbane; and • To encourage the playing of hockey competitions.

PRINCIPAL ACTIVITIES

K Walduck (President) S James S Stewart (Vice President) K Bain D Cavanagh P Hack P Hansen A Willox C Camilleri V Carthew H Gush

The names of Board members throughout the year and at the date of this report are:

BOARD MEMBERS

Your Board members submit the financial statements of Hockey Queensland Inc. for the 15 months ended 31 December 2015.

HOCKEY QUEENSLAND INC. BOARD OF DIRECTORS REPORT

Hockey Queensland Annual Report 2015 Page 44

(370,947) The accompanying notes form part of this financial report.

20

-

Less profit share to Qld Hockey Associations NET (DEFICIT)/SURPLUS

196,131 479,236 1,044,309 450,659 72,210 87,495 240,367 199,792 255,045 168,705 3,193,949 (370,947)

7 8 8 9 7

5 10 6

4 2

3

2

(80,058)

(80,058)

147,654 396,334 722,834 335,574 52,025 21,096 124,021 48,927 162,161 248,996 81,860 2,341,482

For the 15 Year ended 30 months ended September 2014 31 December 2015 $ $ 10,550 2,068 808,489 730,912 404,423 330,465 76,793 55,910 152,606 144,618 447,072 355,889 222,835 134,370 390,251 165,910 246,615 248,996 63,368 92,286 2,823,002 2,261,424

(DEFICIT)/SURPLUS FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES

Hockey Australia Field maintenance Administration Depreciation & amortisation Officiating Competitions- State Competitions- National Marketing /Media Athlete development Indigenous remote program funding Canteen and Bar

EXPENDITURE

REVENUE Members levies Members affiliations, registrations & insurance Government assistance Competitions - State Sponsorships Hire of facilities Canteen and Bar Other Indigenous remote program funding Write-back of surface replacement provision

Note

FOR THE 15 MONTHS ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2015

INCOME STATEMENT

HOCKEY QUEENSLAND INC.

Hockey Queensland Annual Report 2015 Page 45

TOTAL ASSOCIATION’S FUNDS

Accumulated surplus from operations

ASSOCIATION’S FUNDS

NET ASSETS

TOTAL LIABILITIES

Provisions Total Non- Current liabilities

NON-CURRENT LIABILITIES

Payables Financial liabilities Revenue received in advance Provisions Total current liabilities

CURRENT LIABILITIES

TOTAL ASSETS

Property, plant and equipment Intangibles Total Non-Current Assets

NON-CURRENT ASSETS

Cash Receivables Inventory Total Current Assets

CURRENT ASSETS

20

19

16 17 18 19

14 15

11 12 13

Note

3,525,789 3,525,789

3,154,842

3,525,789

879,445

103,929 103,929

445,436 29,504 219,237 81,339 775,516

4,405,234

3,345,631 14,273 3,359,904

621,826 403,838 19,666 1,045,330

30 September 2014 $

3,154,842

3,154,842

358,368

30,273 30,273

236,172 3,640 23,897 64,386 328,095

3,513,210

3,057,475 7,223 3,064,698

132,712 297,257 18,543 448,512

31 December 2015 $

AS AT 31 DECEMBER 2015

The accompanying notes form part of this financial report.



STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

HOCKEY QUEENSLAND INC.

Hockey Queensland Annual Report 2015 Page 46



The accompanying notes form part of this financial report.

132,712

Cash at end of year

(489,114)

Net (decrease)/increase in cash held

621,826

(25,684)

Net cash used in financing activities

Cash at beginning of year

(25,864) -

Repayment of facilities loan Repayment of lease

CASH FLOW FROM FINANCING ACTIVITIES

(203,291)

Net cash used in investing activities

(259,959)

(203,291) -

21(a)

21(b)

621,826

625,531

(3,705)

(29,009)

(21,569) (7,440)

(274,911)

(256,411) (18,500)

300,218

3,733,968 (3,431,748) 3,262 (5,264)

$

$

2,780,903 (3,041,259) 397 -

Year ended 30 September 2014

For the 15 months ended 31 December 2015

Payment for property, plant and equipment Payment for other non current assets

CASH FLOW FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES

Net cash (used in)/provided by operating activities

Receipts from customers and grant providers Payments to suppliers and employees Interest and investment income received Borrowing costs paid

CASH FLOW FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES

Note

FOR THE 15 MONTHS ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2015

STATEMENT OF CASHFLOWS

HOCKEY QUEENSLAND INC.

Hockey Queensland Annual Report 2015 Page 47

Property, Plant and Equipment Inventories Presentation of Financial Statements Events after the Reporting Period Materiality

Inventories consist of uniforms and equipment are measured at the lower of cost and net real isable value. Employee Entitlements Provision is made for the Association’s liability for employee entitlements arising from services rendered by employees to balance date. Employee entitlements expected to be settled within one year together with entitlements arising from wages and salaries, annual leave and sick leave which will be settled after one year, have been measured at their nominal amount.

(b)

Long Service Leave Provisions are calculated once an employee has seven years continuous employment.

Inventories

(a)

The following material accounting policies, which are consistent with the previous period unless otherwise stated, have been adopted in the preparation of this financial report

The financial report has been prepared on an accruals basis and is based on historical costs and does not take into account changing money values or, except where stated, current valuations on noncurrent assets. Cost is based on fair values of the consideration given in exchange for assets.

No other applicable Australian Accounting Standards have been applied.

AASB 116: AASB 102: AASB 101: AASB 110: AASB 1031:

The requirement of accounting standards and other financial reporting requirements in Australia do not have mandatory application to Hockey Queensland because it is not a reporting entity. This special purpose financial report has been prepared in accordance with the requirements of the Associations Incorporation Act 1981 (Queensland) and the following Australian Accounting Standards.

This financial report is a special purpose financial report prepared for use by the Association’s Directors and Members and in order to satisfy the financial reporting requirements of the Associations Incorporation Act 1981 (Queensland). The Board of Directors has determined that the organisation is not a reporting entity.

NOTE 1: STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTING POLICIES

NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE 15 MONTHS ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2015

HOCKEY QUEENSLAND INC.

Hockey Queensland Annual Report 2015 Page 48

The Association considers that it is exempt from Income tax. No provision for Income tax has been brought to account on this basis. Revenues, expenses and assets are recognised net of the amount of GST except as allowable by the taxation authority. Cashflow are included in the cash flow statement on a gross basis. Plant and Equipment The Board of Directors record expenditure on plant and equipment as non-current assets. Plant and equipment are brought to account at cost, less where applicable, any accumulated depreciation and any impairment losses. The carrying amount of plant and equipment was reviewed in the year by directors to ensure it was not in excess of the recoverable amount from those assets. The recoverable amount is assessed on the basis of expected net cash flows, which will be received from the assets employment and subsequent disposal. The expected net cash flows have not been discounted to present values in determining recoverable amounts. The depreciable amount of all fixed assets including capitalised leased assets, are depreciated over their estimated useful lives commencing from the time the asset is held ready for use. The depreciation rates used for each class of depreciable asset are: Buildings and facilities Fixtures and fittings Office equipment Plant and equipment Revenue Revenue from the sale of goods and services is recognised upon the delivery of goods / provision of services to customers. Revenue from member’s affiliations, registrations and insurance is recognised at the beginning of the Hockey season and is based on the number of registered players throughout the Queensland Region. The revenue for members levies, insurance, registered players competitions, and some indigenous funding are recorded on a gross basis. Revenue from government grants and assistance is recognised on a proportional basis taking into account the period for which the grant is given.

(d) (e)

3% - 40% 10% - 50% 10% - 40% 3% - 40%

Income Tax

(c)

NOTE 1: STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTING POLICIES

NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE 15 MONTHS ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2015

HOCKEY QUEENSLAND INC.

Hockey Queensland Annual Report 2015 Page 49

All revenue is stated net of the amount of goods and services tax (GST). Provisions The Association provides for employee entitlements as per Note 1(b) and for the ongoing maintenance/replacement of major facility assets.

(f)

(g)

Interest revenue is recognised upon receipt.



The financial year end of the Association was changed from 30 September to 31 December to align with the funding year. Accordingly, the comparative figures for the income statements, statements of changes in equity, cash flow statements and the related notes are for twelve (12) months from 1 October 2013 to 30 September 2014.

Change in financial year end

The provision for replacement and maintenance is reviewed annually by the board. The Board determines the need for provisioning in accordance with the need for likely future replacement or significant maintenance and sets aside a corresponding amount of surplus funds. The provision is reduced when the replacement/maintenance occurs or if surplus funds are no longer available to meet the provision. Movement in the provision account for other than spending on replacement/maintenance is recorded against accumulated funds.

Revenue (continued)

(e)

NOTE 1: STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTING POLICIES

NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE 15 MONTHS ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2015

HOCKEY QUEENSLAND INC.

Hockey Queensland Annual Report 2015 Page 50



Indigenous grant income received and acquitted during the year

(ii)

Monies remitted to Hockey Australia is based on the number of teams registered in Queensland

NOTE 5: HOCKEY AUSTRALIA FEES

Officiating and resource sales Participation funding Registration & insurance Holiday clinic Indigenous employment Hockey development services Rent Interest Profit on sale of asset Management fee ATO refund Grant for Mower General

NOTE 4: OTHER INCOME

Funds received from Queensland Hockey Major League Corporate Marketing sponsors

NOTE 3: SPONSORSHIP

Indigenous Programme Grant comprised of several ongoing and one-off funding amounts.

Sport & Recreation Queensland funding grant totalled $403,131 for the 15 months ended 31 December 2015. The grant is brought to account on the basis of benefit obtained to 31 December 2015.

Sport & Recreation (State Development Program) grant received and acquitted during the year

(i)

NOTE 2: GOVERNMENT ASSISTANCE

147,654

165,910

390,251

196,131

903 73,533 408 74,169 3,261 7,200 6,436

192,304

248,996

330,465

$

Year ended 30 September 2014

112,605 13,625 24,452 11,818 2,738 55,349 397 21,088 7,200 52,508 31,818 56,653

152,606

246,615

404,423

For the 15 months ended 31 December 2015 $

HOCKEY QUEENSLAND INC. NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE 15 MONTHS ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2015

Hockey Queensland Annual Report 2015 Page 51



Sponsor Servicing Promotion / Media / Television Sports Awards

NOTE 9: MARKETING/MEDIA/PROMOTION

State Championships Australian Hockey League National Championships

NOTE 8: COMPETITIONS

Athlete Development

Officiating: - Development - Championships

NOTE 7: OFFICIATING & ATHLETE DEVELOPMENT

Wages and superannuation Telephone / Facsimile / Internet Printing / Stationery / Photocopying / Postage Board & Committee meetings, travel Merchant fees and bank charges Legal Fees Computer support Audit fees Insurance Borrowing costs Bad debts provided Consultancy Loss on asset disposal Other

NOTE 6: ADMINISTRATION

Note

3,000 233,849 3,518 240,367

87,495 87,495

199,792 272,002

57,210 15,000 72,210

770,199 15,987 16,667 37,956 9,588 3,190 23,832 13,000 48,829 1,770 4,143 47,187 51,961 1,044,309

$

For the 15 months ended 2015

HOCKEY QUEENSLAND INC. NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE 15 MONTHS ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2015

7,533 38,180 3,214 48,927

21,096 66,298 57,723 145,117

162,161 214,186

13,147 38,878 52,025

458,407 13,557 10,306 16,639 8,934 3,476 10,128 12,500 37,896 5,264 982 144,745 722,834

Year ended 30 September 2014 $

Hockey Queensland Annual Report 2015 Page 52

Uniforms and equipment

NOTE 13: INVENTORY

Current Trade Debtors Prepayments & other sundry debtors

18,543 18,543

70,202 227,055 297,257

20,062 2,800 132,712

Cash in investment account Till & ATM Money Canteen & Bar

NOTE 12: RECEIVABLES

550 109,300

19,666 19,666

211,378 192,460 403,838

97,580 5,520 621,826

600 518,126

Year ended 30 September 2014 $

31 December 2015 $

34,710 153,609 113,154 68,406 26,455 396,334

Year ended 30 September 2014 $

46,377 183,118 133,156 78,126 38,459 479,236

Petty Cash Cash at Bank

NOTE 11: CASH

Rates Wages & staff costs Electricity & utilities Repairs & maintenance Other

NOTE 10: FIELD MAINTENANCE

For the 15 months ended 2015 $

NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE 15 MONTHS ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2015

HOCKEY QUEENSLAND INC.

Hockey Queensland Annual Report 2015 Page 53

261,331

Total Plant & Equipment

The intangible assets are amortised over the following periods: Preliminary Expenses (Feasibility Study) 5 Years

Capitalised Cost of Development Plans Accumulated amortisation

49,698 (42,475) 7,223

During prior years Hockey Queensland Inc has incurred costs in respect of the transfer of the State Hockey Centre Association Inc. leasehold title over land at Murarrie.

NOTE 15: INTANGIBLES

An independent valuation of property, plant and equipment was last undertaken on 24 January 2006 by Leary & Partners Pty Ltd. On a replacement basis the property, plant and equipment was valued at $12,270,596.

3,057,475

38,031 (34,947) 3,084

Office equipment – at cost Less Accumulated depreciation

Total Property, Plant and Equipment

64,362 (52,635) 11,727

594,892 (348,372) 246,520

7,003,662 (4,207,518) 2,796,144

Fixtures and Fittings Less Accumulated depreciation

Plant & Equipment Plant and equipment Less Accumulated depreciation

Property Buildings and Facilities Less Accumulated Depreciation

NOTE 14: PROPERTY, PLANT AND EQUIPMENT

$

31 December 2015

HOCKEY QUEENSLAND INC. NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE 15 MONTHS ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2015

49,698 (35,425) 14,273

3,345,631

297,598

38,289 (33,568) 4,721

66,254 (13,634) 52,620

567,382 (327,125) 240,257

6,850,262 (3,802,229) 3,048,033

Year ended 30 September 2014 $

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Total Provisions

NON CURRENT Long Service Leave Provision for Capital Replacement

CURRENT Annual Leave Long Service Leave

NOTE 19: PROVISIONS

Portion of resource funding agreement from Sport & Recreation Queensland relating to next financial year Indigenous grant not yet expended Active inclusion programme Brisbane City Council - Rebate

NOTE 18: REVENUE IN ADVANCE

The facilities loan is a $90,000 facility secured against lease of the State Hockey Centre. The loan incurs a fixed interest of 7.75% until March 2016 and is secured with a registered mortgage over all assets of Hockey Qld Inc.

Facilities Loan

94,659

13,104 17,169 30,273

185,268

23,392 80,537 103,929

71,488 9,851 81,339

119,671 23,950 219,237

23,897 23,897

53,901 10,485 64,386

75,616

29,504 29,504

300,619 145,189 (372) 445,436

Year ended 30 September 2014 $

-

3,640 3,640

140,244 106,456 (10,528) 236,172

Trade Creditors Accruals Taxation liabilities and net GST payable

NOTE 17: FINANCIAL LIABILITIES

$

NOTE 16: PAYABLES

31 December 2015

NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE 15 MONTHS ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2015

HOCKEY QUEENSLAND INC

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Changes in assets and liabilities: (Increase)/Decrease in receivables (Increase)/Decrease in inventory (Decrease)/Increase in payables (Decrease)/Increase in revenue in advance (Decrease)/Increase in provisions - entitlements (Decrease)/Increase in provisions – other, net of equity movement

Non cash flows in deficit Depreciation & amortisation

Net surplus/(deficit)

b. Reconciliation of Cash Flow from Operations with net surplus/(deficit)

Cash on hand and at bank

Cash at the end of the financial year as shown in the statement of cash flows is reconciled to the related items in the statement of financial position as follows:

a. Reconciliation of cash

NOTE 21: CASH FLOW INFORMATION

Accumulated surplus from operations: At beginning of financial year Surplus/(Deficit) from operations for the year

NOTE 20: ACCUMULATED SURPLUS





78,136 381 35,922 47,154 (24,608) (92,284) 300,218

(63,368) (259,959)

335,575

(80,058)

621,826

3,605,847 (80,058) 3,525,789

Year ended 30 September 2014 $

106,581 1,123 (209,263) (195,340) (27,242)

498,497

(370,947)

132,712

3,525,789 (370,947) 3,154,842

$

31 December 2015

NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE 15 MONTHS ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2015

HOCKEY QUEENSLAND INC

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No events have occurred subsequent to 31 December 2015 that impact current year operating results.

NOTE 24: EVENTS SUBSEQUENT TO BALANCE DATE

At 31 December 2015 there were no other mortgages, charges, or securities of any description affecting any of the property of the Association in terms of section 59 (i)(a)(iii) of the Association Incorporation (as amended) Act 1995.

NOTE 23: MORTGAGES, CHARGES & SECURITIES In March 2011, Hockey Qld Inc entered into a 5 year fixed term loan agreement with the Bank of Queensland Inc. The loan facility is secured over the lease of the State Hockey Centre and a bill of sale over the operations and assets of Hockey Qld Inc.

NOTE 22: CONTINGENCIES AND COMMITMENTS Hockey Queensland Inc. earns reward points through the use of credit cards to pay for ongoing operating expenditure. It is the intention of management to redeem these reward points at a future date. Reward points will be utilised to purchase flights for board members and coaching staff travelling on Hockey Queensland business. Total Rewards points available for redemption is 575,903 (2014: 603,038).

NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE 15 MONTHS ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2015

HOCKEY QUEENSLAND INC

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Dated this 8th day of February 2016

……………………………………………. ………………………………………. K Walduck H Gush President Director of Finance

This statement is made in accordance with a resolution of the Board and is signed for and on behalf of the Board by:

at the date of this statement, there are reasonable grounds to believe that Hockey Queensland Inc. will be able to pay its debts as and when they become due and payable.

2)



present fairly the financial position of Hockey Queensland Inc. as at 31 December 2015 and its performance for the year ended on that date in accordance with the Associations Incorporation Act 1981; and

1)

In the opinion of the Board the financial report as set out on pages 1 to 14:

The Board has determined that the Association is not a reporting entity and that this special purpose financial report should be prepared in accordance with the accounting policies outlined in Note 1 to the financial statements.

DECLARATION BY BOARD OF DIRECTORS

HOCKEY QUEENSLAND INC.

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HOCKEY QUEENSLAND SPONSORS Hockey Queensland would like to thank all of our Sponsors

Make sure you support those that support you! For more information about any of our sponsors be sure to visit http://www.hockeyqld.com.au/About-Us/Sponsors Hockey Queensland Annual Report 2015 Page 59

Hockey Queensland Inc incorporating the State Hockey Centre PO Box 246 Morningside Qld 4170 400-420 Lytton Road Colmslie Qld 4170 Phone: (07) 3399 6577 Fax: (07) 3399 6969 [email protected] www.hockeyqld.com.au

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